/uˈniɾ/
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Translation
to join, to unite, to link, to connect
Word origin
From Latin unire ('to unite'), from unus ('one').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- unire
- English cognates
- unite, union, unity
Grammar
Verb type-ir regular
Examples
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We are going to put the two tables together for the party.
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Their love of music joined them together forever.
recta.
Join the dots with a straight line.
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This bridge links the two banks of the river.
muchos .
A friendship of many years unites us.
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